Introducing Katy Nichole's highly-anticipated new single, "Hold On" - the follow-up to her previous two #1 hits, "In Jesus Name (God Of Possible)" and "God Is In The Story.” A testament of perseverance and faith, “Hold On" reminds listeners to keep pushing through life's challenges and to hold on to hope."Hold On" is sure to captivate audiences and continue Katy's streak of success. Don't miss out on this inspiring single from one of the fastest rising voices in CCM.

SONS THE BAND is the confluence of Denver transplant, Jordan Colle and Detroit native, Steve Davis. The SONS sound, unmistakably centered around heavy guitars, gospel piano, and gritty, soaring vocals, creates a sonic quilt that threatens to rattle your heart and surround you with an anthemic melody you can’t help but sing along with. With influences like Coldplay and The Killers, the gnarly American rock ’n roll storytelling duo have done their best to carve out a niche within the worship landscape.

"When our tears and knees both hit the ground and we're feeling the weight of life, sometimes we're tempted to think God has forgotten us. ‘Has He forgotten the desires of my heart? God, I see You working in other people's lives, but what about mine?' My prayer is that this song serves as a reminder to your station’s listeners that you are never forgotten, never forsaken, never abandoned. That God is close to you in this exact moment. That whatever you’re going through will never be wasted." - Tasha Layton

“I first came across the clip of Alistair Begg’s sermon on social media. He was speaking about the 2 men on both sides of Jesus on the cross. The one on the right ends up in heaven. The angels in heaven, stunned, are going… How are you here?? You weren’t a follower of Jesus. You didn’t live a life worth gaining heaven. And the man said, I don’t know how I’m here or where I am, but the man on the middle cross said I could be here. It was such a reminder that grace and mercy has nothing to do with us. There’s nothing we could do to earn it and nothing we could do to deserve it. It is only and has always only been about Jesus, who He is, what He did and the grace that He continues to pour out. Which is why I thank God for the man on the middle cross.” - Rhett Walker

"When I left my record deal when I was younger, I felt like I had disappointed God and ruined His plan for my life. And now I know that all He wanted to say the whole time, all he wanted me to know, was that I am a child of God first and foremost, and that is all the purpose I’ll ever need to have. I don’t need to be impressive or important to the world because He has already called me His; He’s already called me a “somebody.” - Rachael Lampa

Dare To Hope is Sanctus Real’s latest anthem of hope for a hurting world. Written as a direct response to one of the hardest headlines the band has ever faced on a personal level, Dare to Hope is a statement for believers to stand in faith against circumstances that may seem hopeless. The stories of families impacted by a tragic school shooting and how they chose HOPE in what seemed like a hopeless situation is the inspiration behind Dare to Hope. Co-writer David Spencer, whose family was deeply impacted by this most recent headline, shared with the band how God’s mercy, faithfulness, and goodness showed up in the middle of pain and sorrow. This conversation spurred the lyrics, ‘I will see my deepest heartache become holy ground.’

Terrian has been a regular in TobyMac’s Diversity Band. This is the perfect summer song that will remind listeners of how BIG God really is. A fun, singalong song that is full of truth and will sound great with the windows rolled down.

It's a question we all ask - what advice would you give your younger self? The answer that Hope Darst gives to that question can be found in her new powerfully poignant single "Never Walk Alone." Hope's story is different. She has spent the last decade faithfully serving as a worship leader, songwriter, mother, and wife - only signing her first record deal just a few years ago. She's been on top of the mountain and in the deepest valley, but through all of that, she has seen God be faithful.

“I think with this song, I better realize what being still and knowing that He is God means. A lot of times when we have doubt or we're questioning stuff, I think ultimately it's because we're not stopping and remembering who God really is. When you take the time to remember who God is, then it's easy to ask, ‘who are we to not worship him?’” - Bart Millard (MercyMe)